Cacique Lempira was a prominent indigenous leader of the Lenca people in present-day Honduras during the 16th century. He is best known for his resistance against Spanish colonization and his efforts to unite various indigenous groups against the invaders. Lempira's leadership and bravery made him a symbol of indigenous resistance in Central America. Lempira is often celebrated in Honduran culture and history, with numerous monuments and places named in his honor. His legacy is commemorated every July 20th, known as Lempira Day, which recognizes his role in the fight for indigenous rights and autonomy against colonial forces.